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however, the bar for hostile work environment is much higher than the public thinks it is. in a case like this, where a supervisor, the boss, is using very gender specific language like the word you said, that might meet the -- >> it doesn't get a whole lot more gender specific than the "p" word. well, although if you're rob ford. >> the first thing that's problematic is this, sticks and stones have very well break my bones, but names shall never harm me. there's something dual going on here. and they're claiming infliction of emotional distress. the other thing you have to establish adverse employment action. in the event -- >> the sticks and stones actually hurt, that they hurt. >> that they hurt and something happened to you. did you get demoted? did you lose something of value? i don't see that going on here. furthermore, claims about intentional infliction of emotional distress have to rise to more than calling someone by the name of their genitaled. i think there's a lot more here. there's a history here. what is that? there was a 2011 lawsuit between her and they're
however, the bar for hostile work environment is much higher than the public thinks it is. in a case like this, where a supervisor, the boss, is using very gender specific language like the word you said, that might meet the -- >> it doesn't get a whole lot more gender specific than the "p" word. well, although if you're rob ford. >> the first thing that's problematic is this, sticks and stones have very well break my bones, but names shall never harm me. there's something...
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phenomenal environment that they're causing earthquakes. >> and someone might have to go through that city, that stadium. >> every team will have to go through. they have the number one team. >> forget about it. shut that down. michael yves, thank you. and coming up here on al jazeera america. the troubled government healthcare site has given the obama administration lots of bad press. now the president is focusing on the rest of the affordable care act. we have the latest from the white house. >>> also amazing the man who spent three days trapped i in a sunken ship 100 feet below the ocean next. tÑ >> we have breaking. the pentagon has temporarily stopped using a route to send cargo into afghanistan. officials saying there are other routes to more cargo into and out of afghanistan. >>> detroit is bankrupt. a judge cleared the way today for what is now the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. the city is $18 billion in debt. it could mean severe cuts for retired city workers who relied on pensions. >>> french scientists have thrown a new twist in the yasser arafat story. for
phenomenal environment that they're causing earthquakes. >> and someone might have to go through that city, that stadium. >> every team will have to go through. they have the number one team. >> forget about it. shut that down. michael yves, thank you. and coming up here on al jazeera america. the troubled government healthcare site has given the obama administration lots of bad press. now the president is focusing on the rest of the affordable care act. we have the latest...
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after a year of -- it was a start-up environment. bringing in entrepreneurial talent. when i started we had three employees with no place to sit. now have a full building. $28 million in funding. over 20 in staff. it was quite a year and quite a story. now i'm working at city first enterprises. we're a cdfi. a community development financial institution. we focus on market other yentsed solutions. >> what got you to make the switch? what pushed you? what motivated you if you started out on the corporate side? >> i guess i had two switches. i was in new york on 9/11. i watched the towers come down and basically said this isn't what i want to be doing when a plane flies through my window. i felt like i wanted to give something back. i switched to international and human rights. when i made the decision to come back to the united states, peace corps was the way to do that. >> thank you both for coming in. >> thank you. >>> we're "on the money." charging your credit card or signing up for deals would leave [ male announcer ] this is a leather-wrapped steering wheel. this i
after a year of -- it was a start-up environment. bringing in entrepreneurial talent. when i started we had three employees with no place to sit. now have a full building. $28 million in funding. over 20 in staff. it was quite a year and quite a story. now i'm working at city first enterprises. we're a cdfi. a community development financial institution. we focus on market other yentsed solutions. >> what got you to make the switch? what pushed you? what motivated you if you started out...
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the regulatory environment does not enable what's being portrayed in the video, specifically flying over other people's property and dropping off on other people's property, that's not allowed. there are logistical concerns. how do you actually ensure the physical security of the people actually receiving the packages? the video shows one-person getting out of the sliding door and the kid is right behind him. why if the kid went out and actually got that package and got hit by the drone, who would be at fault? there are a lot of those issues to sort out. those are the kind of things that we are actually encounter can every day while we are talking to folks who want to deploy uavs commercially. >> one of the questions i have is what about weather? >> weather is a major factor for uavs. the uav pictured in the video is not actually ruggedized or weather-proved. at skycatch, we are being a number of uavs that can deal with wind, rain, you know, even very difficult conditions such as snow. typically, our uavs can operate with 45-mile-an-hour wind and deal with moisture. >> that's something g
the regulatory environment does not enable what's being portrayed in the video, specifically flying over other people's property and dropping off on other people's property, that's not allowed. there are logistical concerns. how do you actually ensure the physical security of the people actually receiving the packages? the video shows one-person getting out of the sliding door and the kid is right behind him. why if the kid went out and actually got that package and got hit by the drone, who...
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we love the environment on you can actually achieve results. that's the great thing of being a governor. i look at so many of the members of the utah state legislature who are here. and with each one of them, i can tell you stories about how we things done and the can-do attitude. it was remarkable. senate went on to the and became terribly frustrated with the culture that existed on that l hill, something evan knows a lot about. ournt on to china to become senior diplomat running the embassy there. nd we kind of regrouped a little bit later when joe and nancy jacobson, who was the power behind no labels initially came and said would you like to ecome part of the no labels movement. what on earth is no labels? is it a third party effort to ind of ship wreck the republicans and the democrats. is it a bunch of mushy moderates to get together to take over the world? none of the above. ome to find that it is a group that respects the fact that we system.two-party they are endeavoring to change from nter of gravity away acrimony from the problem sol
we love the environment on you can actually achieve results. that's the great thing of being a governor. i look at so many of the members of the utah state legislature who are here. and with each one of them, i can tell you stories about how we things done and the can-do attitude. it was remarkable. senate went on to the and became terribly frustrated with the culture that existed on that l hill, something evan knows a lot about. ournt on to china to become senior diplomat running the embassy...
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they're moving the needle on the environment. this thing is very similar. >> rose: on both of of those issues you were on their side. on gay rights and the environment. >> still am. >> rose: we conclude with guillermo del toro, the mexican filmmaker and author. >> i think that the way to understand the universe is by sort of codifying hit in the dichotomy of angels and demons. you can call them monsters, superheroes, whatever it is but we have to mythologize the universe in order to apprehend it. because if you don't -- it's like digesting concepts that are so large, so super or supra human that you need mythology to understand it. >> rose: stanley druckenmiller and guillermo del toro when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> almost one in every four children in the united states of america lives in a state of poverty. that's an outrage. one way to think about it: of the top 35 industrial countries in the world, we have the second highest poverty rate
they're moving the needle on the environment. this thing is very similar. >> rose: on both of of those issues you were on their side. on gay rights and the environment. >> still am. >> rose: we conclude with guillermo del toro, the mexican filmmaker and author. >> i think that the way to understand the universe is by sort of codifying hit in the dichotomy of angels and demons. you can call them monsters, superheroes, whatever it is but we have to mythologize the universe...
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that's the best possible environment for there. what did we do? they are completely handcuffed at a time that you don't want to be handcuffed. i'm not sure what they're going to do. somebody is going to have to do something. to me, you can't tauch these things. >> let's get the option action today and turn it out to mike in austin, texas. mike? >> surprisingly enough, when the stocks were performing horribly. there are a lot of other factors as well. if oil prices are up, energy is is a big factor and of course they always have political risks. nothing that is really acting for them. options traders today did seem to think that maybe they could be poised for a short term bounce. we also saw about 135% of the average daily call volume. i thought actually was the most interesting. >> the guy was talking about it is very difficult to try to catch the falling knife and purchase the stocks. for those who think they might have bottomed out temporarily, that is the way they were playing it. >> check out our website. all right. it is holiday shoppers fill
that's the best possible environment for there. what did we do? they are completely handcuffed at a time that you don't want to be handcuffed. i'm not sure what they're going to do. somebody is going to have to do something. to me, you can't tauch these things. >> let's get the option action today and turn it out to mike in austin, texas. mike? >> surprisingly enough, when the stocks were performing horribly. there are a lot of other factors as well. if oil prices are up, energy is...
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careful that we not so restrict the environment for the students that want to go to these colleges. up.ave to tighten it we have to be careful that we tread lightly. i have one question for you. you mentioned your testimony that you lament the fact that the year round pell grant program is gone by the wayside. they try to restrain the cost of the pell grant program. can you talk to us little bit about the effects of that? >> sure. all, the institutions that are affected more than any other our community colleges and --torically lacked colleges a lot colleges and particularly. a number of students are coming in underprepared academically. 40% are having to take at least one developmental course. before they get to credit bearing work they're trying to learn what they're supposed to be exposed to in high school. that is why we should have courses forer ready students of the high school level. they are then behind at the end of the first year. they are not on track to graduate on time. what was happening over the summer, and it was expensive, is that they were catching up. when they be
careful that we not so restrict the environment for the students that want to go to these colleges. up.ave to tighten it we have to be careful that we tread lightly. i have one question for you. you mentioned your testimony that you lament the fact that the year round pell grant program is gone by the wayside. they try to restrain the cost of the pell grant program. can you talk to us little bit about the effects of that? >> sure. all, the institutions that are affected more than any...
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the hands that drive a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >>> look at this spectacular time lapsed photography of the earth. it's taken by the crew of the international space station. the crew stitches together high-definition images from space exec diggss. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour a christmas tree crisis. one of the most popular types of trees is being killed by a fungus. we'll look at what that means for your holiday symbol in your home. >>> plugs,s, mystery solved. it's been hidden from history for decades. see how the u.s. used it to beef up its own military mite. that's ahead. >>> on friday mementos from the late farrah fawcett will be going up for auction. one item will not be up for bid. th
the hands that drive a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >>> look at this spectacular time lapsed photography of the...
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> >the one thing that they all have in common is that this is a very unfavorable interest rate environment for them. the old model of bringing in deposits at one rate and lending it out in another has really been squeezed by these low interest rates and so they are all the more reliant on fee income. we do see some differences between the big banks, the small banks, and the credit unions particularly when it comes to things like free checking accounts. fewer than 40% of the large banks offer a free checking account on a standalone basis. at the other end of the spectrum more than 70% of credit unions still do. > >i noticed at bankrate.com, your website, that you actually suggest to people to be nice and be polite and maybe you can get some of these fees removed. how well does that actually work? > >what we have seen is that branch managers in many cases have greater discretion than they have had in the past to retain customers but here is the thing---you have to realize are you the type of customer they are likely to retain? if all you have is a checking account and you never keep more tha
> >the one thing that they all have in common is that this is a very unfavorable interest rate environment for them. the old model of bringing in deposits at one rate and lending it out in another has really been squeezed by these low interest rates and so they are all the more reliant on fee income. we do see some differences between the big banks, the small banks, and the credit unions particularly when it comes to things like free checking accounts. fewer than 40% of the large banks...
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this makes for an environment that engages and rewards the rezenful. the resentful have to create hate. it's hate karaoke. where the singers belt out hit after hit to the delight of an angry crowd. fabrication is their livelihood. the scary part is, in 20 years, they'll be the historians writing about this era as if all of their lives are true. >> these liberal academic institutions. every one of them just corrupting america. i mean, hate. come on, man. close them down. get the professors out of there. close down those things and let's get ourselves right back to pomona. >> you're a lawyer. >> i play one on tv, thank you very much. >> shouldn't perpetrating a fake hate crime that brings out the police and hurts other people, be classified as a hate crime? >> i know this bothers you because you send e-mails at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. i agree. people suffer from hate crimes, they are afraid to report the real thing. it diminishes the seriousness of the charge when you have people putting out these fakes. i don't know we can charge them. maybe we can s
this makes for an environment that engages and rewards the rezenful. the resentful have to create hate. it's hate karaoke. where the singers belt out hit after hit to the delight of an angry crowd. fabrication is their livelihood. the scary part is, in 20 years, they'll be the historians writing about this era as if all of their lives are true. >> these liberal academic institutions. every one of them just corrupting america. i mean, hate. come on, man. close them down. get the professors...
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credit hedge fund manager recently shared her insights as the environment. she wrote a book as well, "investing in credit hedge funds oz." as she says, everyone is exposed to credits whether they realize not. >> the most interesting for me is the fact that the credit evolve.ontinues to and sitting on the seat, you know, on the front row managing actual portfolio for institutional investors when i look at where we were coming out of the credit crisis up to today, it's amazing the speed with which the market has evolved and also the expense of the fed intervention since then. thend i know that one of reasons that you actually wanted to work on the book is because you were the one who pointed out it or not, ifow it you're in a pension, if you somea 401k, chances are at level you are exposed to the credit market. >> absolutely. you have a lot of exposure to credit market and a lot more people also have exposure to hedge funds through, for their 401k. so, you know, whether you like it or not and the risk of rate rising is here. and it's here with us whether you l
credit hedge fund manager recently shared her insights as the environment. she wrote a book as well, "investing in credit hedge funds oz." as she says, everyone is exposed to credits whether they realize not. >> the most interesting for me is the fact that the credit evolve.ontinues to and sitting on the seat, you know, on the front row managing actual portfolio for institutional investors when i look at where we were coming out of the credit crisis up to today, it's amazing the...
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i'm in a closed environment. i got a closed temperature. i've got certain sounds and by the way, the thing i'm steering is on a track and moving at a fair cliff. >> what do you advice for somebody out there who has to work these hours or that may not be their natural rhythm? advice do you have? >> one of the first things we do for anybody that has a tendency to work a shift, stay on that shift, if possible when they are not on those hours. if he has to go to bed at 8:30 and wake up at 3:30 for this to be his shift, those are the hours he should keep when he's off that shift to keep that biological rhythm in the same stance. the other thing is light therapy. believe it or not. being able to have a certain amount of light there commercially available, light boxes you can have and light bulbs that are available that will give you the same sunlight you normally would have when it's dark or during the winter when we know there is a lot of cloud cover. >> that's interest sglg there are a lot of different things >> i saw the temperature in denver
i'm in a closed environment. i got a closed temperature. i've got certain sounds and by the way, the thing i'm steering is on a track and moving at a fair cliff. >> what do you advice for somebody out there who has to work these hours or that may not be their natural rhythm? advice do you have? >> one of the first things we do for anybody that has a tendency to work a shift, stay on that shift, if possible when they are not on those hours. if he has to go to bed at 8:30 and wake up...
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reason of the season. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. [ ding ] i sense you've overpacked, your stomach. try pepto to-go. it's pepto-bismol that fits in your pocket. relief can be yours, but your peanuts... are mine. ♪ but your peanuts... are mine. across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and
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i will tell you when. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >>> good morning, we have been telling you the winter storm on the east coast shut down the federal government and it is due today for the hearing. live from washington d.c.,
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so that gets recycled back into the environment so it's a vicious cycle. >> all the government says is, this mace be a problem -- this may be a problem. >> i think it's toxic, lynched to obesity, cancer, infertility, and specifically hardous for -- hazardous for babies and fetuses. right out of the tap isn't so horrible. >>> amazon.com, says it's working to get packages delivered to customers faster than ever before, 30 minutes or less, and they'll do it with help from a drone. but is that the reason they're talking's this and giving "60 minutes" access because they think the drone might -- i live report in a fedex distributioner in from what they're calling the busiest day of the user for fedex. ooh, homemade soup! yeah... [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ female announcer ] some pe
so that gets recycled back into the environment so it's a vicious cycle. >> all the government says is, this mace be a problem -- this may be a problem. >> i think it's toxic, lynched to obesity, cancer, infertility, and specifically hardous for -- hazardous for babies and fetuses. right out of the tap isn't so horrible. >>> amazon.com, says it's working to get packages delivered to customers faster than ever before, 30 minutes or less, and they'll do it with help from a...
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it is a different environment. and yourstrong victim heart goes out to them. but the judge ruled that he cannot teach students younger than the age of 16. they are on track to set another record. willts say that the sales be more than $2 billion and if that happens, it will be an increase in sales. americans shopped online today. it is a different kind of cyber monday that created speed bumps for healthcare.gov. that website had 375,000 visitors before noon. this is after the obama administration said they fixed bugs on the website. they have been issues and sometimes fail to deliver information to being current company. least four more oversight hearings on obamacare later this week. let's talk about sports news. the nationals are hard at work in the off-season. how much will the deal cost them? >> it is big news. it is a good deal for the nationals. i can tell you that the manager, matt williams, the new manager is very excited tonight. -- gio gonzalez and jordan zimmerman. they made a trade to get doug pfister. city and to the motor pfister is 29 years old.
it is a different environment. and yourstrong victim heart goes out to them. but the judge ruled that he cannot teach students younger than the age of 16. they are on track to set another record. willts say that the sales be more than $2 billion and if that happens, it will be an increase in sales. americans shopped online today. it is a different kind of cyber monday that created speed bumps for healthcare.gov. that website had 375,000 visitors before noon. this is after the obama...
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it calls it an enforcement-free zone. >> i haven't heard of a single case where the department of environment has been regular in visiting the tannery area. that this is because the government wants only to buy the argument of earning foreign exports. i would say this is a case of total absence of government. >> muhammed has lived here for years. >> the government doesn't understand. that if they did, we wouldn't be living in this filth. >> he blames toxic waste for his dear's death to cancer. >> i tried to save her, but i couldn't do anything. it's because of this place. >> no in-oh depth health studies have been done on the people living here, but they don't need reports or statistics to tell them they're living on poisoned land. >> each year, 14 million rawhides are processed into leather. that is exported to top fashion labels in dozens of countries. italy is the largest importer, spending about $85 million this year on the leather. >> smoothing over growing techies. joe biden is looking to defuse the situation between japan and china. >> we're talking about how his visit to japan could i
it calls it an enforcement-free zone. >> i haven't heard of a single case where the department of environment has been regular in visiting the tannery area. that this is because the government wants only to buy the argument of earning foreign exports. i would say this is a case of total absence of government. >> muhammed has lived here for years. >> the government doesn't understand. that if they did, we wouldn't be living in this filth. >> he blames toxic waste for his...
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and that he has concocted an economic policy argument to justify that that's what that's all about environment and. now i want to ask you about savings the personal savings rate in the u.s. today is currently two percentage points below the average long term how of the savings rate change under negative interest rate policy can you explain. well and you know summers argument which was very well explained by paul prove that. they actually fail that people are saving more than investors are investing and therefore saving comes a dilution from spending so that consumers are spending money but if they would just spend everything everything would be fine but they're saving so and so the part they're saving comes away from spending well if the investors don't step in and borrow that saving and put it all back into the economy then the spending stream has shrunk and employment rises so this is the whole change that view and so he is associated john maynard keynes it goes back to before. the second world war so what with with this view savings is bad because it's reduction from spending and what's goo
and that he has concocted an economic policy argument to justify that that's what that's all about environment and. now i want to ask you about savings the personal savings rate in the u.s. today is currently two percentage points below the average long term how of the savings rate change under negative interest rate policy can you explain. well and you know summers argument which was very well explained by paul prove that. they actually fail that people are saving more than investors are...
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welcoming, safe, and collaborative environments. you cannot show me a school that works or a district or a state or a country that works where the notion of collaboration as opposed to competition, the notion of a welcoming, safe environment so that schools are central to the community, are not the dominant theory as opposed to testing and sanctioning. that is what we are trying to do. solutions that are aligned with what communities need. we must rate neighborhood schools and try to make sure that public education is a hallmark of democracy and a propeller of our economy. most importantly, we must really make sure that we figure out how to enable all kids to have the opportunity to not only dream big, but achieve them. >> thank you. let me ask you one or two and then we will go to kimberly to start. let me ask you about the common core standards. you said, you think that obamacare is bad and the implementation of the common core is far worse. who is to blame and anyone stepping up to fix this? >> i am not a big believer in this. i
welcoming, safe, and collaborative environments. you cannot show me a school that works or a district or a state or a country that works where the notion of collaboration as opposed to competition, the notion of a welcoming, safe environment so that schools are central to the community, are not the dominant theory as opposed to testing and sanctioning. that is what we are trying to do. solutions that are aligned with what communities need. we must rate neighborhood schools and try to make sure...
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be it healthcare, be it environment, economic mobility, pew has spoken truth to power to improve the lives of millions of people throughout the world. of course almost two years ago, pew along with the c.f.a. institute cofounded the council. which sought to give voice to the people's interest. i'm particularly pleased secretary lew will be speaking this morning on the importance of completing the financial reform. secretary lew came to the job as a widely expert on policy. his expertise and knowledge have proven invaluable as he steered the nation through budget and debt limit negotiations. he has brought a very free perspective to the cause of financial reform. he spoken eloquently of the need for regulators to finish the important task that the dodd-frank law before them. he steadfastly fought against efforts to reopen dodd-frank. he rightly argued that regulators should be given time to strengthen our financial system through dodd-frank implementation. he is tackled unafraid the thankless job cheering, five different regulatory agencies to finish their long over due work of the vo
be it healthcare, be it environment, economic mobility, pew has spoken truth to power to improve the lives of millions of people throughout the world. of course almost two years ago, pew along with the c.f.a. institute cofounded the council. which sought to give voice to the people's interest. i'm particularly pleased secretary lew will be speaking this morning on the importance of completing the financial reform. secretary lew came to the job as a widely expert on policy. his expertise and...
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tense environment the demonstration continues it's unclear what will make these protesters leave as you can see if we turn around they're sitting down they're staying their ground they don't want to leave this area. chevron to comment on the situation in romania the energy giant says it has halted operations amid what it called unlawful and violent protest or activities in . chevron also says that it wants to work in a safe and environmental environmentally responsible manner under the terms agreed with the authorities earlier and. campaigner and he. talked to my colleague kevin owen about the controversial drilling technique he says authorities worldwide stay silent about it precisely because of the possible hazards. there's no regulation going to be in this country or in any other oh you're going away all this specifically designed to break you like this industry because they know who will take home and it will be regulated is there an exaggeration of the potential problem say are we looking at fact difficult to quantify you know the recent school cd dealing with the vagaries of the g
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and that he has concocted an economic policy argument to justify that that's what that's all about environment and now i want to ask you about savings the personal savings rate in the us today is currently two percentage points below the average long term how of the savings rate change under negative interest rate policy can you explain that. well and you know summers argument which was very well explained by a whole group of them. they actually fail that people are saving more than investors are investing and therefore saving comes a dilution from spending so that consumers are spending money but if they would just spend everything everything would be fine but they're saving so and so the part they're saving comes away from spending well if the investors don't step in and borrow that saving and put it all back into the economy then the spending stream has shrunk and employment rises so this is the whole change of view and so he was associated john maynard keynes it goes back to the pool the second boer war so what with with this view savings is bad. because it's reduction from spending and wh
and that he has concocted an economic policy argument to justify that that's what that's all about environment and now i want to ask you about savings the personal savings rate in the us today is currently two percentage points below the average long term how of the savings rate change under negative interest rate policy can you explain that. well and you know summers argument which was very well explained by a whole group of them. they actually fail that people are saving more than investors...
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wait until you hear. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new baru. 'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >>> welcome back. there is a major development regarding despicable comments martin bashir made about sarah palin last month. the left wing msnbc host resigned and issued a statement which reads, quote, after meeting with the president of msnbc i have tendered my resignation. it is my sincere hope that all of my colleagues at this special and liberal left wing radical network will be allowed to focus on issues that matter without the distraction of myself or my ill-judged comments. in case you missed the despicable vile remarks that started the debacle martin bashir said governor sarah palin delivered the same punishment given out by a slave master who forced slaves to urinate an
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if we have a conservative take, adopt have to fix the gaps, lets see what the environment look likes in two years. it's really grim but this is where the see the cost of everything we've been talking about politically. >> to that point, sally, that ben makes about red state america versus blue state america tim eagan has a piece and says the south is dooming itself. we could see a mason dixon liven of health care, on one side insured north, a place where health care is affordable and available to people. on the other side uninsured south. health care to the poor would amount to treating charity cases in hospital emergency rooms. >> he's exactly right. what people don't realize is not being able to get timely emergency room treatment because these hospitals are shutting down means people have worse and worse health outcomes down the road. that has consequences for the economy, people's ability. >> the safety net. >> the whole thing starts to crumble. i hear about red states blue states but a deeper hypocrisy. republicans have said they like devolution. they said we're going to cut sub
if we have a conservative take, adopt have to fix the gaps, lets see what the environment look likes in two years. it's really grim but this is where the see the cost of everything we've been talking about politically. >> to that point, sally, that ben makes about red state america versus blue state america tim eagan has a piece and says the south is dooming itself. we could see a mason dixon liven of health care, on one side insured north, a place where health care is affordable and...
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a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. every day we're working to and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> we're back with tonight's outer circle, to china with the country's first ever robotic lunar rover, blasting off from southeast china. we asked what it meant for the future of china's growing space program. >> reporter: if successful, the solar powered buggy will touch down in mid-december, using its
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and this way climate change has an enormous influence on the environment and across human life. it can't be solved by the efforts of one country. it's a task for all humanity. >> an anticorruption movement is looking to break years of dom nation by the ruling congress party in elections in deli. voters are taking part in local assembly elections. the political choices they make this week could have a significant long-term impact on the entire country. >> a huge crowd gathers to hear from the man who wants to shake up indian politics. the election campaign of the common man's party took on a festive feel as it made its way through new delhi. the man leading it promises to succeed where others failed. voters will have to choose between a new political alternative and some of the states longest serving politicians. because people across the call tall are wary. she was responsible for the 2010 commonwealth games, which faced allegations of corruption. and also accused of mishandling the response to a gang rape in new delhi that made international headlines. >> i don't want to work f
and this way climate change has an enormous influence on the environment and across human life. it can't be solved by the efforts of one country. it's a task for all humanity. >> an anticorruption movement is looking to break years of dom nation by the ruling congress party in elections in deli. voters are taking part in local assembly elections. the political choices they make this week could have a significant long-term impact on the entire country. >> a huge crowd gathers to hear...
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and especially this whole black friday environment has become extremely price competitive. you have to differentiate a little bit from the revenue and profitability of it. we do think demand is increasing from a consumer side. it's just that there is very strong price pressures right now which gives all the more reason for retailers to streamline their distribution and supply chains. >> kurt, can i ask you while you're here, too, there was news you all made about dropping benefits for 15,000 spouses of your employees. you cited that back to obama care. what happened? >> what we did, actually, was just say -- the spouse of one of our employees that is employed and their employer offers health care insurance, then we would expect that employer to cover their insurance. so we didn't drop health care coverage for anybody that couldn't get health care. and what -- then what we did -- >> what does that have to do with obama care? >> well, the obama care mandates did increase and do increase costs for u.p.s. that was -- we're managing health care inflation plus some of the increas
and especially this whole black friday environment has become extremely price competitive. you have to differentiate a little bit from the revenue and profitability of it. we do think demand is increasing from a consumer side. it's just that there is very strong price pressures right now which gives all the more reason for retailers to streamline their distribution and supply chains. >> kurt, can i ask you while you're here, too, there was news you all made about dropping benefits for...
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>> that hurts, hurts. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. she loves a lot of it's what you love about her. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may
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>> we need to step back and look at the environment. what concerns me the metrics on which we are engaging future military activity in 2014. these haven't been played out to the full extent. what should be driving military activity is the future of the political line of development in the country and for me, the big question we need to be asking, what part does the taliban have to play in that? are we going down the line where we see future power sharing executive like we see in northern ireland, for example? or fighting the taliban for the foreseeable time. >> if that is the case, you believe that the taliban stays in afghanistan for a time that is uncertain, you agree with that? >> you have to deputy back to 2011. there was nato troops in the country and align that with a powerful and sophisticated air power air forces in the world, the taliban is still there. and their notion of we have the watches and they have the time stands true to this day. the taliban are not g anywhere. and at the moment. afghan national army and police are ne
>> we need to step back and look at the environment. what concerns me the metrics on which we are engaging future military activity in 2014. these haven't been played out to the full extent. what should be driving military activity is the future of the political line of development in the country and for me, the big question we need to be asking, what part does the taliban have to play in that? are we going down the line where we see future power sharing executive like we see in northern...
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he was in a very interesting and controlled environment. he was in a closed environment. he had a certain temperature there. he had the humming of the engine. he had a lot of different things there that could easily make somebody, te extremely tired in their own circadian rhythm which could make them potentially sleepy. >> you would think if it was a matter of nodding off which people have experienced driving you usually try to shift positions, stand up. if he was heading into a turn which he knew about and was a big turn, you would think if he's nodding off and it wasn't a full-on sleep he could rectify that. but if he actually february asleep that's something different. >> absolutely. that's exactly what i'm thinking. i think that he had a great likelihood to be completely asleep. granted i wasn't there. i wasn't in the cab with him. i don't know. when you start to talk about the dead man's switch that's another interesting fact. there are plenty of people who can do a lot of different things in they sleep, including muscle control. if he had hold of that switch and was
he was in a very interesting and controlled environment. he was in a closed environment. he had a certain temperature there. he had the humming of the engine. he had a lot of different things there that could easily make somebody, te extremely tired in their own circadian rhythm which could make them potentially sleepy. >> you would think if it was a matter of nodding off which people have experienced driving you usually try to shift positions, stand up. if he was heading into a turn...
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that is to say information about the surrounding environment gathered from taking images. we use this information to send orders to control its function. >> in the 1970, the soviet became the first country to put a remote control robot on the mood. it was followed by "apollo 15 ," used to move astronauts and equipment. >> china's rover is fitted with scientific instruments. it has a ground radar to examine up to 100 metres. china is looking at the mineral resources on the moon. in 2017 china wants to bring back a rock sample from the moon. manned missions could follow in 2025. for now its mission is to get "chang'e 3" to the moon and on to the surface. >> this is china's first moon mission, but the space program is not new. it launched its first satellite in 1970. in 2003 it launched the first of five manned space missions. >> double digit drop. black friday retailers got off to a pretty bumpy start. >> bringing back the business of booze. the bet that some make on detroit with the first distillery in decades. finding strength after tragedy. the meeting place helping color
that is to say information about the surrounding environment gathered from taking images. we use this information to send orders to control its function. >> in the 1970, the soviet became the first country to put a remote control robot on the mood. it was followed by "apollo 15 ," used to move astronauts and equipment. >> china's rover is fitted with scientific instruments. it has a ground radar to examine up to 100 metres. china is looking at the mineral resources on the...
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sadly, this fetish for divisiveness makes for an environment that engages in and rewards the resentful. because hate is in short supply, the resentful have to create it it. it's hate karaoke with singers belt out the hit. fabrication is air livelihood. the scary part in 20 years, they'll be the historians writing about this era as if all of their lives were true. >> i'll tell you, these liberal academic institutions, man, every one of them just corroding america, corrupting it. i mean, hate, come on, man. >> it's working. >> get those professors out there, close down those things and let's get ourselves right back to pomona. >> exactly. i like pomona. k.g., you're a lawyer. >> yes. i play one on tv. thank you very much. >> exactly. shouldn't perpetrating a fake hate crime which brings out the police and hurt other people be classified as a hate crime? >> i know this bothers you. i agree because it does a tremendous injustice. you have people suffering from hate crime even afraid to report the real thing, it diminishes the seriousness of the charge when you have people putting out this
sadly, this fetish for divisiveness makes for an environment that engages in and rewards the resentful. because hate is in short supply, the resentful have to create it it. it's hate karaoke with singers belt out the hit. fabrication is air livelihood. the scary part in 20 years, they'll be the historians writing about this era as if all of their lives were true. >> i'll tell you, these liberal academic institutions, man, every one of them just corroding america, corrupting it. i mean,...
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the choice between economic growth, and protecting the environment. in the second report on the lucrative leather industry rob reynolds reports on the environmental impact in daco. >> blood red and letted. gushes from one of the many canneries in the district. >> they produce huge amounts of waste, full of cancer causing chemicals. the water drains untreated straight into the streams and open sewers of this densely populated neighborhood. home to 160,000 people. steels and alleys are piles high with cast off leather trims, bone, and rotting animal parts. >> if you want to know how held looks like, you don't really wait to go there. if you come to the cannery, and have a look at the cannery that should tell you perhaps how it looks like. >> about 22,000 cubic meters of environmentally has does waste secretsy mitted every single day. it flows into the river, the main waterway. scientists say it is a dead zone, fish and other aquatic life simply can't exist there any longer. the conditions here are so bad that a new report just put out by an influential
the choice between economic growth, and protecting the environment. in the second report on the lucrative leather industry rob reynolds reports on the environmental impact in daco. >> blood red and letted. gushes from one of the many canneries in the district. >> they produce huge amounts of waste, full of cancer causing chemicals. the water drains untreated straight into the streams and open sewers of this densely populated neighborhood. home to 160,000 people. steels and alleys...
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. >> is there a a growing sense of awareness for consumers and all kinds of environments looking at these products and the warnings you are offering here. >> i think so. >> whether it's using mercury a amau amalgus. amalgum. >> ing an bang wil bangladesh de regulations but they are not enforced as they should be. >> it's not just bangladesh there are other countries. that is a good point one reason we close bang wil bangladesh iss typical to what is happening in pakistan and india and ca cambodia. it's not unique to ban banglade. >> coming up next here getting schooled. weigheweighing the students ande who is not making the grade. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> now a snapshot of stories making headlines on america tonight of the. >> the investigation of the fatal new york train derailment is centering on the engineer. the officials say william rockefeller caught himself nodding off before the derailment. the train was moving 50 miles-per-hour over the speeding lim
. >> is there a a growing sense of awareness for consumers and all kinds of environments looking at these products and the warnings you are offering here. >> i think so. >> whether it's using mercury a amau amalgus. amalgum. >> ing an bang wil bangladesh de regulations but they are not enforced as they should be. >> it's not just bangladesh there are other countries. that is a good point one reason we close bang wil bangladesh iss typical to what is happening in...
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under federal law all children with disabilities have a right to free education and an environment that meets their need. new york state pays 77,000. a good part of that goes to technology. >> in this maths class the teacher is using a headset communicating with children who have trouble hearing. this student is using a dynabox. it helps to prepare kids for life beyond the halls. >> some question whether segregated schools can get students ready for life in the adulls world. >> for most of us we don't live in a segregated adult world, you have to interact with individuals who don't have disabilities. >> richard says the vicard. >> school prepared him plenty, he's now in college, the only one of a set of triplets living away from home. >> it would be difficult to adapt. >> chris sees viscardi as a path to college. >> i want to study biology. >> he has the power, he says, like everyone else to reach for his dreams. >> the u.n. marked the 21st international day of persons with disabilities on thursday. >>> new numbers that show j.c. penneys' efforts to bounce back are working. >>> safety y
under federal law all children with disabilities have a right to free education and an environment that meets their need. new york state pays 77,000. a good part of that goes to technology. >> in this maths class the teacher is using a headset communicating with children who have trouble hearing. this student is using a dynabox. it helps to prepare kids for life beyond the halls. >> some question whether segregated schools can get students ready for life in the adulls world....
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] discover the world of nespresso ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. ♪ >>> nelson mandela fought a long battle for racial equality for his fellow south african countrym countrymen. but the impact of that effort was felt well beyond those borders, especially here in the united states. you met mr. mandela on his first visit to the united states. >> that's right. it was 23 years ago in boston. long before he chatted with a young reporter, this historic figure moved a nation. >> nelson mandela. >> reporter: for many who heard nelson mandela speak, it wasn't so much his orator skills -- >> nothing will stop our date with destiny. >> reporter: but the aura of a story that inspired. a story so familiar and intertwined with america's past and still
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welcoming, safe, and collaborative environments. you cannot show me a school that works or a district or a state or a country that works where the notion of collaboration as opposed to competition, the notion of a welcoming, safe environment so that schools are central to the community, are not the dominant theory as opposed to testing and sanctioning. that is what we are trying to do. solutions that are aligned with what communities need. we must rate neighborhood schools and try to make sure that public education is a hallmark of democracy and a propeller of our economy. most importantly, we must really make sure that we figure out how to enable all kids to have the opportunity to not only dream big, but achieve them. >> thank you. let me ask you one or two and then we will go to kimberly to start. let me ask you about the common core standards. you said, you think that obamacare is bad and the implementation of the common core is far worse. who is to blame and anyone stepping up to fix this? >> i am not a big believer in this. i
welcoming, safe, and collaborative environments. you cannot show me a school that works or a district or a state or a country that works where the notion of collaboration as opposed to competition, the notion of a welcoming, safe environment so that schools are central to the community, are not the dominant theory as opposed to testing and sanctioning. that is what we are trying to do. solutions that are aligned with what communities need. we must rate neighborhood schools and try to make sure...
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tense environment the demonstration getting is that i'm clear what will make these protesters leave as you can see if we turn around they're sitting down they're staying their ground they don't want to leave this area and. use a curfew of her there's been a development of the story as well out here chevron to comment on the situation in romania the energy joint stated that they have no hold to the operations in put just because of the onset of conditions triggered by what they called unlawful and violent protest or activities chevron also stated they want to conduct their work in a safe and environmentally responsible manner consistent with the permits under which they operate they went on to say i spoke to r.t. franking campaigner and he childbirth he told me earlier that authorities worldwide stay silent about fracking precisely because of the possible hazards. there's no regulation going to be in this country or in any other will be specifically designed to break you like this industry because they know who will take on and it could be regulated is there an exaggeration of the poten
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and also things like energy, environment, that's also uk is very, very strong. so i think both sides are looking at opportunities both for investments of china's capital in the uk, but also how the uk businesses could share a bigger size of the cake. because the uk investment is minuscule compared with other european countries in china. >> yeah. and do you think this will help london become the major offshore trading center for the renminbi? >> i think london is very well positioned, indeed, because after all, london is the leading financial center in the world and, of course, the china's bands also are already being welcomed in london and, in fact, recently, the china businesses consortium has bought a sizable chunk of the area next to the city of london. so that gives the china business an opportunity to be near the financial center, bring in china's businesses to london. but, of course, london is a launching plat for china's businesses all around europe. so i think london is very well positioned, indeed, in terms of financial services. >> boris johnson will h
and also things like energy, environment, that's also uk is very, very strong. so i think both sides are looking at opportunities both for investments of china's capital in the uk, but also how the uk businesses could share a bigger size of the cake. because the uk investment is minuscule compared with other european countries in china. >> yeah. and do you think this will help london become the major offshore trading center for the renminbi? >> i think london is very well...
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and in that environment, lives can be lost if you're not operating at 100%. so a few marines created ruck pack. >> joining us to share his success story is a marine corps aviation officer and creator of the ruck pack, major rob dire. good morning to you, major. >> thank you very much. >> you saw a market. you saw the current energy drinks suck and so you came up with this. what's in it? >> vitamins, minerals, all healthy ingredients. that is our did i did i differet point. >> 80% of the company is owned by military families. is that correct? >> absolutely correct. a lot of them are active due. this is something we created on the battle field. at the end of that deployment we said let's start a company. >> what do you mean you created it on the battle field? you brewed it up right there? >> no. we created a business plan. we would talk every single day. at the end of the deployment when it came time to move forward, we said yes, let's do it. >> everyone is talking about these shots, the 5 hour energy, the 6 hour energy -- >> the 6 hour energy? >> believe it or
and in that environment, lives can be lost if you're not operating at 100%. so a few marines created ruck pack. >> joining us to share his success story is a marine corps aviation officer and creator of the ruck pack, major rob dire. good morning to you, major. >> thank you very much. >> you saw a market. you saw the current energy drinks suck and so you came up with this. what's in it? >> vitamins, minerals, all healthy ingredients. that is our did i did i differet...
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and this is, you know, denounced by some people because it's such an alluring environment. you never know who you're going to meet. people end up spending hours in the coffee shop. of but it turns out to be extremely fertile as a sort of hotbed of intellectual innovation. you get the scientists of the rainbow coffee house set up the royal society, and isaac newton writes his great work in order to settle a coffeehouse argument about the nature of gravity. lloyd's turned into lloyd's of london, the first insurance market. jonathan's coffeehouse turns into the london stock exchange. so coffeehouses turned out to be in the great place where you mix people and ideas up, and tsa what the internet does by allowing people of different places to meet virtually and to exchange ideas. >> host: tom standage, when you look back to 1969, that first internet message to today, the growth and the change in what we know as the internet, is it faster than in the past? >> guest: yes. it's definitely faster. so i have to, you know, be straightforward about this. modern social media is, obvious
and this is, you know, denounced by some people because it's such an alluring environment. you never know who you're going to meet. people end up spending hours in the coffee shop. of but it turns out to be extremely fertile as a sort of hotbed of intellectual innovation. you get the scientists of the rainbow coffee house set up the royal society, and isaac newton writes his great work in order to settle a coffeehouse argument about the nature of gravity. lloyd's turned into lloyd's of london,...
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a team of french scientists found traces of polonium consistent with the environment. the widow reacted to the report. >> translation: you can imagine to the extent that i am upset by the answers in this matter. >> swiss scientists found high levels of polonium in blood and samples retrieved from clothing that yasser arafat had on. yasser arafat's widow requested an inquiry, leading to the exhumation of his body. 60 samples were distributed to forensic scientists from france, italy and russia. it was concluded that arafat was poisoned. >> the characteristic of him having a dose of polonium before he died. those levels are about 36 times what you would expect in a normal person. >> according to palestine officials russian scientists reported the death inconclusive. they found in yarra fat's tissue may have cam from naturally occurring gases in the soil surrounding his coffin. >> palestine officials say they will name their pictures. >>> a dramatic rescue one man thought would never happen. >> he's alive. >> newly released video shows the moment a ship's cook was pulled
a team of french scientists found traces of polonium consistent with the environment. the widow reacted to the report. >> translation: you can imagine to the extent that i am upset by the answers in this matter. >> swiss scientists found high levels of polonium in blood and samples retrieved from clothing that yasser arafat had on. yasser arafat's widow requested an inquiry, leading to the exhumation of his body. 60 samples were distributed to forensic scientists from france, italy...
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that's not easy to do in today's environment. >> i would concur with my colleagues and don't have anything to add. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i might make one comment in the refer to the plant in southern california and has 33% renewable mandate. i was talking to one of the ceos how one of the major utilities out there. as say build new transmission lines to bring in renewable power to where they need it, they're getting in some instances specific instructions to going underground on the transmission lines, which races are technical issues. the ceo in wrong to me that the mileage they are going underground is costing his utility $100 million a mile. so we are talking about some costly situations in some cases. this time to recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. olson for five minutes. >> i think the chair and i assure you i'll take only a maximum of four hours -- four minutes and 59 seconds of my time. >> witnesses. chairwoman lafleur, commissioner moeller, commissioner norris, welcome, happy holidays. i have one question about the tax credit. poster with you, com
that's not easy to do in today's environment. >> i would concur with my colleagues and don't have anything to add. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i might make one comment in the refer to the plant in southern california and has 33% renewable mandate. i was talking to one of the ceos how one of the major utilities out there. as say build new transmission lines to bring in renewable power to where they need it, they're getting in some instances specific...
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. >> nevertheless do you think in the current economic environment, when you talk about $60 billion being injected into health care systems a year to reach these goals, a lot of people are going to be thinking how are cash-strapped countries going to find that money? >> what we show is that the total gain in gdp, the extra gdp, not the gdp they have now, the extra gdp they have per year represents a figure of close to $10 trillion per year. and what we're talking about is the allocation of not half of it, not a tenth of it. but well under 1% of it. two this global conversion agenda that saves 10 million lives. >>> to ask you about the risk of overburn denning health systems, of course it would be an incredible achievement, but i'm just wondering about the knock-on effect of that, that it could put pressure on health systems in years to come if these countries are having to deal with aging populations? are these the kind of challenges they need to think about now? >> the remarkable saying is that making people healthier, takes burdens off of health care systems. because when you prevent so
. >> nevertheless do you think in the current economic environment, when you talk about $60 billion being injected into health care systems a year to reach these goals, a lot of people are going to be thinking how are cash-strapped countries going to find that money? >> what we show is that the total gain in gdp, the extra gdp, not the gdp they have now, the extra gdp they have per year represents a figure of close to $10 trillion per year. and what we're talking about is the...